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Blood in stools
Hi doc, I have a problem that when I go to poop, blood also comes out. It's been many days since this occurred. Earlier when I used to use Indian toilet, this issue never happened, but it started after I started using western toilet. I don't know, but maybe it can be due to the use of high pressure jet spray. Also, earlier the bleeding used to happen and stop in some days. But this time it's not stopping. I only have small pain while pooping, and there's no pain any time later. Can you please suggest me some reasons for this and how to cure it. I don't have any serious or chronic medical history. Thank you.
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Dr. Kumar Parth
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Bangalore
Hi, you need physical examination/ Proctoscopy to define exact cause of bleeding.
Kindly do visit once, would try to help you out.
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